I'm using this schematic. I don't quite get the Send and Return thing figured out, so I'm not sure how should I wire it with an OD circuit (Benson preamp) that I just completed. I'd appreciate it if someone can help. Thanks.

Disclaimer: I'm not considering doing this work myself, I just want to get a better understanding of my predicament and options.

I'm trying to find a way to get a 240v 30amp (or 50amp ideally) circuit into my garage for charging an EV.

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I have a 200 amp, split bus panel: https://imgur.com/88S0hSC

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Here's the diagram: https://imgur.com/6XU5rwp

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It appears that there is some space available in the subsection: https://imgur.com/sYw7FLX

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According to the sticker in the panel, the subsection is limited to "100 amp max," and it currently is being supplied through a 60 amp breaker. Is it possible (and safe) to add a 30 amp 240v breaker in this section and replace the 60amp breaker feeding it with a 90?

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If not, do I have any safe options for squeezing a 240v 30amp circuit in here without installing a subpanel?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The finals of the fourth and last challenger circuit of ALGS Split 1 are happening! The top 22 teams by points earned throughout the series will qualify for the Split 2 Pro League Qualifier. (Top 12 for the winner bracket, 13-22 for the loser bracket.)

ALGS Split 1 Challenger Circuit - EMEA

• Date & Time:
  • Monday, December 6th, 6:40 PM CET
• Type: Online
• Rules:
  • https://media.contentapi.ea.com/content/dam/apex-legends/compete/official-rules/algs-2-0-rules.pdf
  • https://cdn.battlefy.com/apex-legends-global-series-year-2/rules/match-rules-english.pdf
• Broadcast:
  • English: https://www.twitch.tv/gametime_live
  • Player-POVs: https://twitch.tv/directory/game/Apex%20Legends
• Brackets / Standing
  • https://battlefy.com/apex-legends-global-series-year-2/challenger-circuit/europe-middle-east-and-africa

ALGS Split 1 Challenger Circuit - NA

• Date & Time:
  • Monday, December 6th, 5:40 PM PT
• Type: Online
• Rules:
  • https://media.contentapi.ea.com/content/dam/apex-legends/compete/official-rules/algs-2-0-rules.pdf
  • https://cdn.battlefy.com/apex-legends-global-series-year-2/rules/match-rules-english.pdf
• Broadcast:
  • English: https://www.twitch.tv/nerdstreet
  • Player-POVs: https://twitch.tv/directory/game/Apex%20Legends
• Brackets / Standing
  • https://battlefy.com/apex-legends-global-series-year-2/challenger-circuit/north-america

I have some outlets on a circuit where there is both a black and red hot wire. On a normal outlet you cab break the tab and just wire black and red separately to the terminals. Those outlets are connected to "joined" 2x15amps breakers in the electrical box.

My new outlet with usb ports does not have a terminal for the red wire. Just one terminal for white, one for hot and the ground. What happens to the red wire? Can I do this some way or will this be unsafe or violate code in some way?

Was just thinking of this today.

I wired my garage plugs as split plugs with 14/3 wire. How does the neutral support both? Is it because they are out of phase? Like if the black hot is running 10 amps and the red hot is running 5 amps will the neutral be running 5 amps because they are out of phase? Or will it add to 15 amps?

THANKS

I want to use a capacitor in my circuit to smooth out the signal, but I also want to use the original signal later on, so I have to split the circuit into two independent circuits (I can‘t simply use a diode, because there are negative voltages). How can I achieve this? Thank yall in advance!

Quite a drop for a series that regularly has 3-5 splits per race.

Is this track on anyone else's "never gonna be interested" list? It seems so boring.

I have three outdoor flood lights mounted on my decks pergola all wired together and operating on the same switch.

The first floodlight get power from the GFCI and then supplies power to the other two floodlights.

I have swapped out the first floodlight with a smart security camera/floodlight combo. I would like this floodlight to remain on at all times, But I do not want my backyard lit like the 4th of July to do this.

I am looking for the easy and inexpensive fix to get the other two lights operating on their own independent switch. My idea is to add a switch in the wiring between the first and second light. Then I can keep the original switch for the security camera on at all times and control the other two from a separate switch.

In my head, this would require the least amount of materials and wouldn’t require purchasing much additional outdoor wiring to complete.

Beginner when it comes to electrical. Never done more than swapping fixtures or hooking up ceiling fans.

Any advice, feedback or alternative methods that don’t involve hiring someone (which should be obvious non option considering the sub we are all in) would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Yesterday was a pretty hot one in NYC, I was on my computer when I noticed the lights begin to flicker
intermittently then all of a sudden it goes dark and my computer dies. The lights go back on almost instantly and my window AC (which was running to begin with) stayed on without me having to press the reset switch on the plug. The time on my microwave also didn't reset back to 00:00 which happens when i pull the plug. I didn't need to reset the circuit breaker either.

It's only ever happened one time also during the summer when presumably the 4 other tenants in my building were using AC, but I'm more so worried about doing damage to my PC, it's an expensive gaming rig plugged into a surge protector.

My landlord is just an individual so I'm not sure he's well versed into circuits and electricity, but what could I tell him to look into? (other than having a pro electrician take a look)

idk if it matters but my building is a pre-war 2 story family home recently renovated to have 4 units including the basement. There's probably 5-6 window AC units all running at the same time from all the tenants in the summer

Hi all,

I am looking to add a mini-split AC to my garage. There is a pool sub-panel near the garage and I was wondering if I could add a circuit for the mini-split (pink on the diagram) to the panel.

A friend took a look and said no - it will overload the panel. What do you think? Diagram below, the new circuit is in pink:

Imgur

Thank you!

The first of four challenger circuits, a series of four open registration tournaments, where the top 22 teams by points earned throughout the series will qualify for the Split 2 Pro League Qualifier. (Top 12 for the winner bracket, 13-22 for the loser bracket.)

Schedule

Broadcasts

Most of these broadcasts will likely only broadcast the final rounds or finals.

North America

• https://www.twitch.tv/nerdstreet

EMEA:

• https://www.twitch.tv/gametime_live

APAC North: ?

APAC South:

• https://www.twitch.tv/im_b_rad (en)

South America:

• https://www.twitch.tv/axisgames_ (es)
• https://www.twitch.tv/axisgames_br (pt)

Know of any other Challenger Circuit broadcasts for these regions? Let me know.

Player-PoVs:

• You'll of course also find many in twitch.tv/directory/game/Apex%20Legends during the tournament.

Teams / Standings

• Battlefy (Also pick the region at the top!)
• Liquipedia (Pick the region you're interested in!)

The third of four challenger circuits, a series of four open registration tournaments, where the top 22 teams by points earned throughout the series will qualify for the Split 2 Pro League Qualifier. (Top 12 for the winner bracket, 13-22 for the loser bracket.)

Schedule

Broadcasts

Most of these broadcasts will likely only broadcast the final rounds or finals.

North America

• https://www.twitch.tv/nerdstreet

EMEA:

• https://www.twitch.tv/gametime_live

APAC North: ? (Really no broadcast? 🤔)

APAC South:

• https://www.twitch.tv/im_b_rad (en)

South America:

• https://www.twitch.tv/axisgames_ (es)
• https://www.twitch.tv/axisgames_br (pt)

Know of any other Challenger Circuit broadcasts for these regions? Let me know.

Player-PoVs:

• You'll of course also find many in twitch.tv/directory/game/Apex%20Legends during the tournament.

Teams / Standings

• Battlefy (Also pick the region at the top!)
• Liquipedia (Pick the region you're interested in!)

The second of four challenger circuits, a series of four open registration tournaments, where the top 22 teams by points earned throughout the series will qualify for the Split 2 Pro League Qualifier. (Top 12 for the winner bracket, 13-22 for the loser bracket.)

Schedule

Broadcasts

Most of these broadcasts will likely only broadcast the final rounds or finals.

North America

• https://www.twitch.tv/nerdstreet

EMEA:

• https://www.twitch.tv/gametime_live

APAC North: ? (Really no broadcast? 🤔)

APAC South:

• https://www.twitch.tv/im_b_rad (en)

South America:

• https://www.twitch.tv/axisgames_ (es)
• https://www.twitch.tv/axisgames_br (pt)

Know of any other Challenger Circuit broadcasts for these regions? Let me know.

Player-PoVs:

• You'll of course also find many in twitch.tv/directory/game/Apex%20Legends during the tournament.

Teams / Standings

• Battlefy (Also pick the region at the top!)
• Liquipedia (Pick the region you're interested in!)